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The Market Tracker Saver Reference Group Effective as at June 2017 Effective as at June 2018 Effective as at June 2019 Effective as at June 2020 Effective as at June 2021 1 AA AA AA AA AA 2 Airdrie Savings Bank Al Rayan Bank Al Rayan Bank Al Rayan Bank Ahli United Bank (UK) plc 3 Al Rayan Bank Aldermore Aldermore Aldermore AIB 4 Aldermore Allied Irish Bank (GB) Allied Irish Bank (GB) Allied Irish Bank (GB) Al Rayan Bank 5 Allied Irish Bank (GB) Atom Bank Arbuthnot Direct Arbuthnot Direct Aldermore 6 Atom Bank Axis Bank UK Ltd Atom Bank Atom Bank Allica Bank 7 Axis Bank UK Ltd Bank and Clients Axis Bank UK Ltd Axis Bank UK Ltd Allied Irish Bank (GB) 8 Bank of Baroda Bank of Baroda Bank and Clients Bank and Clients Arbuthnot Direct 9 Bank of Cyprus UK Bank of Cyprus UK Bank of Baroda Bank of Baroda Atom Bank 10 Bank of Ireland UK Bank of Ireland UK Bank of Ireland UK Bank of Ireland UK Bank of Baroda 11 Bank of London and The Middle East Bank of London and The Middle East Bank of London and The Middle East Bank of London and The Middle East Bank of Ireland UK 12 Bank of Scotland Bank of Scotland Bank of Scotland Bank of Scotland Bank of London and The Middle East 13 Barclays Bank Barclays Bank Barclays Bank Barclays Bank Bank of Scotland 14 Bath BS Bath BS Bath BS Bath Building Society Barclays Bank 15 Beverley BS Beverley BS Beverley BS Beehive Money Bath Building Society 16 BM Savings BM Savings BM Savings Beverley Building Society Britannia 17 Britannia Britannia Britannia Birmingham Midshires Buckinghamshire Building Society 18 Buckinghamshire BS Buckinghamshire BS Buckinghamshire BS Britannia Cambridge Building Society 19 C. Hoare & Co C. Hoare & Co Cambridge BS Buckinghamshire Building Society Charity Bank 20 Cambridge BS Cambridge BS Cater Allen Private Bank Cahoot Charter Savings Bank 21 Cater Allen Private Bank Cater Allen Private Bank Charity Bank Cambridge Building Society Chelsea Building Society 22 Charity Bank Charity Bank Charter Savings Bank Cater Allen Private Bank Chorley Building Society 23 Charter Savings Bank Charter Savings Bank Chelsea BS Charity Bank Citibank UK Limited 24 Chelsea BS Chelsea BS Chorley & District BS Charter Savings Bank Close Brothers Savings 25 Chorley & District BS Chorley & District BS Citibank Chelsea Building Society Clydesdale Bank 26 Citibank Citibank Close Brothers Savings Chorley Building Society Coventry Building Society 27 Close Brothers Savings Close Brothers Savings Clydesdale Bank Citibank Cumberland Building Society 28 Clydesdale Bank Clydesdale Bank Coventry BS Close Brothers Savings Cynergy Bank 29 Coventry BS Coventry BS Cumberland BS Clydesdale Bank Danske Bank 30 Cumberland BS Cumberland BS Cynergy Bank Coventry Building Society Darlington Building Society 31 Danske Bank Danske Bank Danske Bank Cumberland Building Society Dudley Building Society 32 Darlington BS Darlington BS Darlington BS Cynergy Bank Ecology Building Society 33 Dudley BS Dudley BS Dudley BS Danske Bank first direct 34 Earl Shilton BS Earl Shilton BS Earl Shilton BS Darlington Building Society Ford Money 35 first direct Ecology BS Ecology BS Dudley Building Society Furness Building Society 36 First Trust Bank (NI) first direct first direct Earl Shilton Building Society Gatehouse Bank 37 Furness BS First Trust Bank (NI) First Trust Bank (NI) Ecology Building Society Habib Bank Zurich plc 38 Habib Bank Zurich plc FirstSave FirstSave first direct Halifax 39 Halifax Ford Money Ford Money FirstSave Hampshire Trust Bank 40 Hampshire Trust Bank Furness BS Furness BS Ford Money Handelsbanken 41 Hanley Economic BS Habib Bank Zurich plc Gatehouse Bank Furness Building Society Hanley Economic Building Society 42 Harpenden BS Halifax Habib Bank Zurich plc Gatehouse Bank Harpenden Building Society 43 Harrods Bank Hampshire Trust Bank Halifax Habib Bank Zurich plc Hinckley & Rugby Building Society 44 Hinckley & Rugby BS Hanley Economic BS Hampshire Trust Bank Halifax Hodge Bank 45 Hodge Bank Harpenden BS Hanley Economic BS Hampshire Trust Bank HSBC 46 Holmesdale BS Hinckley & Rugby BS Harpenden BS Handelsbanken ICICI Bank UK 47 HSBC Hodge Bank Hinckley & Rugby BS Hanley Economic Building Society Ipswich Building Society 48 ICICI Bank UK Holmesdale BS Hodge Bank Harpenden Building Society JN Bank 49 Investec Bank plc HSBC HSBC Hinckley & Rugby Building Society Kent Reliance 50 Ipswich BS ICICI Bank UK ICICI Bank UK Hodge Bank Leeds Building Society 51 Kent Reliance Investec Bank plc Investec Bank plc HSBC Leek United Building Society 52 Leeds BS Ipswich BS Ipswich BS ICICI Bank UK Lloyds Bank 53 Leek United BS Kent Reliance Kent Reliance Investec Bank plc M&S Bank 54 Lloyds Bank Leeds BS Leeds BS Ipswich Building Society Manchester Building Society 55 Loughborough BS Leek United BS Leek United BS Kent Reliance Mansfield Building Society 56 M&S Bank Lloyds Bank Lloyds Bank Leeds Building Society Marcus by Goldman Sachs® 57 Manchester BS Loughborough BS Loughborough BS Leek United Building Society Market Harborough Building Society 58 Mansfield BS M&S Bank M&S Bank Lloyds Bank Marsden Building Society 59 Market Harborough BS Manchester BS Manchester BS Loughborough Building Society Masthaven Bank 60 Marsden BS Mansfield BS Mansfield BS M&S Bank Metro Bank 61 Masthaven Bank Ltd Market Harborough BS Marcus by Goldman Sachs® Manchester Building Society Moneybox 62 Melton Mowbray BS Marsden BS Market Harborough BS Mansfield Building Society Monmouthshire Building Society 63 Metro Bank Masthaven Bank Ltd Marsden BS Marcus by Goldman Sachs® Monzo Bank 64 Milestone Savings Melton Mowbray BS Masthaven Bank Ltd Market Harborough Building Society National Savings & Investments 65 Monmouthshire BS Metro Bank Melton Mowbray BS Marsden Building Society Nationwide Building Society 66 National Savings & Investments Milestone Savings Metro Bank Masthaven Bank NatWest 67 Nationwide BS Monmouthshire BS Monmouthshire BS Metro Bank Newbury Building Society 68 NatWest National Savings & Investments National Savings & Investments Monmouthshire Building Society Newcastle Building Society 69 Newbury BS Nationwide BS Nationwide BS Monzo Bank Nottingham Building Society 70 Newcastle BS NatWest NatWest National Savings & Investments OakNorth Bank 71 Norwich & Peterborough BS Newbury BS Newbury BS Nationwide Building Society Oxbury Bank 72 Nottingham BS Newcastle BS Newcastle BS NatWest Paragon Bank 73 OakNorth Bank Norwich & Peterborough BS Nottingham BS Newbury Building Society PCF Bank 74 Paragon Bank Nottingham BS OakNorth Bank Newcastle Building Society Penrith Building Society 75 Penrith BS OakNorth Bank Paragon Bank Nottingham Building Society Post Office Money® 76 Post Office Money® Paragon Bank PCF Bank OakNorth Bank Principality Building Society 77 Principality BS PCF Bank Penrith BS Paragon Bank Progressive Building Society 78 Progressive BS Penrith BS Post Office Money® PCF Bank Punjab National Bank 79 Punjab National Bank Post Office Money® Principality BS Penrith Building Society QIB (UK) 80 Raphaels Bank Principality BS Progressive BS Post Office Money® RCI Bank UK 81 Royal Bank of Scotland Progressive BS Punjab National Bank Principality Building Society Reliance Bank 82 Saffron BS Punjab National Bank QIB (UK) Progressive Building Society Royal Bank of Scotland 83 SAGA Raphaels Bank Royal Bank of Scotland Punjab National Bank Saffron Building Society 84 Sainsbury's Bank Royal Bank of Scotland Saffron BS QIB (UK) SAGA 85 Santander Saffron BS SAGA RCI Bank UK Sainsbury's Bank 86 Scottish BS SAGA Sainsbury's Bank Royal Bank of Scotland Santander 87 Scottish Widows Bank Sainsbury's Bank Santander Saffron Building Society Scottish Widows Bank 88 Secure Trust Bank Santander Scottish BS SAGA Secure Trust Bank 89 Shawbrook Bank Scottish BS Scottish Widows Bank Sainsbury's Bank Sensible Savings 90 Skipton BS Scottish Widows Bank Secure Trust Bank Santander Shawbrook Bank 91 smile Secure Trust Bank Shawbrook Bank Scottish Building Society Skipton Building Society 92 Stafford Railway BS Shawbrook Bank Skipton BS Scottish Widows Bank smile 93 State Bank of India Skipton BS smile Secure Trust Bank Stafford Railway Building Society 94 Teachers BS smile Stafford Railway BS Shawbrook Bank State Bank of India 95 Tesco Bank Stafford Railway BS State Bank of India Skipton Building Society Tandem Bank 96 The Co-operative Bank State Bank of India Tandem Bank SmartSave Teachers Building Society 97 Tipton & Coseley BS Teachers BS Teachers BS smile Tesco Bank 98 TSB Tesco Bank Tesco Bank Stafford Railway Building Society The Co-operative Bank 99 Ulster Bank The Co-operative Bank The Co-operative Bank State Bank of India The Melton Building Society 100 Union Bank of India (UK) Ltd Tipton & Coseley BS Tipton & Coseley BS Tandem Bank Tipton & Coseley Building Society 101 United Bank UK TSB TSB Teachers Building Society Triodos Bank 102 United Trust Bank Ulster Bank Ulster Bank Tesco Bank TSB 103 Vanquis Bank Union Bank of India (UK) Ltd Union Bank of India (UK) Ltd The Co-operative Bank UBL UK 104 Vernon BS United Bank UK United Bank UK The Melton BS Ulster Bank 105 Virgin Money United Trust Bank United Trust Bank Tipton & Coseley Building Society Union Bank of India (UK) Ltd 106 Weatherbys Bank Ltd Vanquis Bank Vanquis Bank Triodos Bank United Trust Bank 107 Wesleyan Bank Vernon BS Vernon BS TSB Vanquis Bank 108 West Brom BS Virgin Money Virgin Money UBL UK Vernon Building Society 109 Yorkshire Bank Weatherbys Bank Ltd Weatherbys Bank Ltd Ulster Bank Virgin Money 110 Yorkshire BS Wesleyan Bank Wesleyan Bank Union Bank of India (UK) Ltd West Brom Building Society 111 Zenith Bank (UK) Ltd West Brom BS West Brom BS United Trust Bank Yorkshire Bank 112 Wyelands Bank Wyelands Bank Vanquis Bank Yorkshire Building Society 113 Yorkshire Bank Yorkshire Bank Vernon Building Society Zenith Bank (UK) Ltd 114 Yorkshire BS Yorkshire BS Virgin Money Zopa 115 Zenith Bank (UK) Ltd Zenith Bank (UK) Ltd Weatherbys Bank Ltd 116 Wesleyan Bank 117 West Brom Building Society 118 Wyelands Bank 119 Yorkshire Bank 120 Yorkshire Building Society 121 Zenith Bank (UK) Ltd Names and registered trademarks belong to the respective organisations.
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